1. No matter how certain or high the probability of an opportunity, it's not worth firing all your bullets, or even most of them.

2. Believe in crises and sense changes; wait for those who don't believe in crises to narrow their own paths, then move in to pick up cheap shares.

3. Constantly repeat the symbols of your luck and victories: heaven won't grant anyone all-around, flawless luck. The targets where you made money will likely make you money again next time; the targets where you lost money will likely hurt you even more next time.

4. Clarify your lucky and dangerous territories: go deep in your own lucky territory, perfect your hero's landmark; don't go to other people's battlefields or compete in their arena.

5. Don't exert force too aggressively; excessive force will definitely kill your attention span, forcing you to become increasingly myopic, leading to distorted operations and ultimately ending in failure despite being close to success.

6. Every action has a cost; not every opportunity needs to be participated in. Maintain redundancy in your attention and influence—this is necessary waste.

7. Luck manifests itself through business as a vehicle; the more people and chaos there is, the easier it is to gain luck. Luck cannot bestow itself upon anyone without a vehicle to carry it.

8. Reserve enough time each day for reflection; summarize and refine good experiences; learn from and correct bad experiences.

9. No excess returns are settled on the spot; only the most basic labor at the bottom of society is settled on the spot. If you want to accomplish great things, fewer returns in the early stage are better.

10. Traveling a hundred miles, ninety is only halfway; after walking 90 of 100 li, the second half is about quality, foundation, background, and character. If many friends on a path have died, you must be the last one to die. $BTC $ETH $XAUUSD